Poo in every single nappy!

My 7 month old is pooing extremly frequently. It’s every 30 mins to an hour she poos! Only really small ones but yellow and runny. Not sure if this is a tummy bug or normal? She only was pooing once a day and it was solid!

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My little one was pooing loads and then out popped some teeth!! I’m not too sure though, if you’re worried I would say call the health visitor line for advice🥰

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Hi Josie, I’m a nurse. Thinks to look out for if they are unwell is

- signs of dehydration- less than half the amount of fluid in, in 24/hours, less than half the amount of wet nappies, more coming out then going in. If so you can offer more breast or bottle feeds, if not improving see your local healthcare provider
- child seems less alert, irritable not themselves
-persistent fevers
- not improving or getting worse after 48hours

If you’re worried for any reason see your local doctor.

Kids can get runny poo when teething as they have more saliva but they shouldn’t be getting a fever.

I hope this helped ❤️

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This happened to my little one too. Stopped agter her first tooth cut through.
I did get a poo sample done from the doctors though just to rule out any infection etc x

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